Robots Rule the School
Robots Rule the School by Ada Hopper is an illustrated chapter book published by Simon and Schuster on July 5, 2016. This engaging story invites readers to join the DATA Set, a group of inventive kids at Newtonburg Elementary, as they navigate a series of outrageous adventures. The narrative features a mix of action and humor, showcasing the challenges the children face when encountering their eccentric neighbor, Dr. Bunsen, whose well-meaning inventions often lead to unexpected chaos.
In this collection, readers will find a blend of action and adventure as the DATA Set tackles various wild scenarios, including encounters with living toys, dinosaurs, aliens, and a robot army threatening their school. With easy-to-read language and illustrations on nearly every page, this book is designed for emerging readers aged 7 and up. The themes of technology and invention are woven throughout the story, making it an entertaining choice for young readers interested in science fiction and adventure.
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ADVENTURE STORIES (CHILDREN’S / TEENAGE). Join the DATA Set on their outrageous adventures with this action-packed four-book collection! DANGER! ACTION! TROUBLE! ADVENTURE! Meet Newtonburg Elementary’s whiz kids: Gabe, Laura, Cesar and Olive.a.k.a. the DATA Set! Join the gang as they deal with crazy mishaps after they come face-to-face with their reclusive, mysterious next door neighbor. Dr. Bunsen always has the best intensions. Really he does. But unfortunately for him, nothing ever goes quite right. Thanks to him, the kids learn to think fast in even the most outrageous situations. Join the DATA Set’s adventures where plastic toys come to life, dinosaurs try to eat the team, aliens visit Earth, and an army of robots tries to take over the DATA Set’s school! With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every page, The DATA Set chapter books are perfect for emerging readers. Ages 7+
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